In Defense of the Nap
Society might call it "lazy." I call it maintenance. Why the ultimate wealth isn't money, but the ability to close your eyes on a Tuesday afternoon.
Society might call it "lazy." I call it maintenance. Why the ultimate wealth isn't money, but the ability to close your eyes on a Tuesday afternoon.
Why I stopped trying to overtake on the highway of life
A month in California reminded me that no place is perfect — every world has its beauty and its limits. Travel widened our view, but coming home made me grateful for our own rhythm and small freedoms.
We didn’t pick the fanciest. Just the one that feels like ours.
Two people. One pool of money. No fights. We don’t split bills, we don’t keep score — and it works.
I used to chase 15% returns and read market news like gospel. Now I don’t even know if there was a correction last week.